[Tell It Right]

So in the goldilocks zone of distance from star. Good.
Perhaps has an atmosphere. Good.

Does it have a molten core producing a magnetic field?

Is the parent star close enough to the center of the galaxy to have enough heavy elements, but far enough away to not be bombarded with galactic radiation?

Many more examples of properties that have to be fine tuned are at https://reasons.org/explore/publications/articles/fine-tuning-for-life-on-earth-updated-june-2004. So, neat find? Absolutely. Proof that advanced life can happen by freak accident? Count me skeptical.

[21twelve]

That is an amazing list.

And I believe that our perfect solar eclipses are just one way that God shows us how “perfect” His creation is - and has to be, in order for us to be here.